Experience of using valve bronchial blockade in the treatment of non-specific purulent-destructive lung diseases

The aim of the study: to evaluate the effectiveness of valve bronchial blockade in the complex treatment of complications of purulent-destructive non-specific lung diseases. Materials and methods: 110 patients with acute lung destruction, post-resection empyema, chest trauma complicated by bronchial fistulas were divided into two groups according to the method of treatment: Group 1 - patients who received valve bronchial blockade against the background of drug treatment; Group 2 - patients who received only drug treatment. Methods: clinical, radiological, endoscopic. The results are assessed as good, weak effect and no effect. Among patients in Group I with a good effect, there were 32.4% more than in Group II, the residual pleural cavity was eliminated 39.7% more often. Conclusion: Inclusion of valve bronchial blockade in the treatment complex of patients with the specified pathology allows achieving better results compared to patients who received only drug treatment.

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Клиническая эндоскопия.
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2025-09-04
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https://doi.org/10.31146/2415-7813-endo-67-2-35-39
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Human Health and Disease
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Experience of using valve bronchial blockade in the treatment of non-specific purulent-destructive lung diseases

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Experience of using valve bronchial blockade in the treatment of non-specific purulent-destructive lung diseases

А. Н. Неверов, Vladimir Ulyanov, О. Б. Дронова, D. Yu. Pupynin, D. A. Aksyutin, V. V. Budikov, I. V. Panov
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The aim of the study: to evaluate the effectiveness of valve bronchial blockade in the complex treatment of complications of purulent-destructive non-specific lung diseases. Materials and methods: 110 patients with acute lung destruction, post-resection empyema, chest trauma complicated by bronchial fistulas were divided into two groups according to the method of treatment: Group 1 - patients who received valve bronchial blockade against the background of drug treatment; Group 2 - patients who received only drug treatment. Methods: clinical, radiological, endoscopic. The results are assessed as good, weak effect and no effect. Among patients in Group I with a good effect, there were 32.4% more than in Group II, the residual pleural cavity was eliminated 39.7% more often. Conclusion: Inclusion of valve bronchial blockade in the treatment complex of patients with the specified pathology allows achieving better results compared to patients who received only drug treatment.

Клиническая эндоскопия.Vol. 67(2)
Orenburg Regional Clinical Oncology Center (RU), Orenburg State Medical Academy (RU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 67%
Human Health and Disease
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